(I could drive to some of these places and make a road trip)
Welcome to part 3 of me talking about what I would like to do in each of the states in the U.S. that I haven't been to. I plan to wrap up this this section on the U.S.A. I'd like to note that I have been to air ports in Texas, Minnesota, Michigan, as well as Georgia and I've driven through Georgia more than once. Air ports and driving through don't count as quality time. The main reason why I broke this section up into 3 parts is because I have to do research on the states that I don't really know anything about and that takes up some time. So lets get started.
Maryland: Go to Baltimore Inner Harbor- It is surrounded by the National Aquarium, the Visionary Art Museum, and Harborplace
Go to Ocean City Maryland- They have a 3 mile boardwalk with by the beach with entertainment.
Delaware: Go to Funland- It's an amusement park located at Rehoboth Beach.
Go to Winterthur Museum and Gardens- It has cool woodland paths.
Pennsylvania: Eat Philly Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia- I like cheesesteaks.
Go to Hershey- It has the Hershey Factory, Hersheypark, and Hershey's Chocolate World.
New Jersey: Go to Seaside Heights- That's where the TV show Jersey Shore was filmed.
Go to Cape May Historic District- It has theatre, boat rides, trolley tours, and Cape May Ghost Tours.
New York: Go to New York City- It's on my bucket list to see a live Broadway production. It's also on my bucket list to see the Statue of Liberty. I've got to have New York pizza, see the 9-11 location and see the place around Christmas time.
Connecticut: Go to Mystic- It has history and there's an old village with great eateries.
Take Ferry ride to Gillette Castle- Why not go to a castle.
Go to Candlewood Lake- You can swim and scuba dive there.
Rhode Island: Go to Downcity, Providence- It has a river with lit bonfires on it at night, with street performers shops on either side.
Go to Newport- It has a beautiful Cliff Walk and there are mansions.
Massachusetts: Go to Boston- It has the Freedom Trail, Boston Common, and Harvard Square.
Go to Salem: It was home to the Salem Witch Trials and it has the 1642 Witch House.
Go to Plimoth Plantation- You get a 17th century experience.
Vermont- Go to the Ben and Jerry's Factory- I love their ice cream.
Go to the Maple Farms- They make maple syrup there.
Go to Brattleboro Farmers' Market- It's like a cultural and social event.
New Hampshire- Climb Mountains- It has many mountains to climb.
Go to Clark's Bears- It's a family owned place where bears do tricks.
Go to Santa's Village- Christmas is my favorite holiday.
Maine: Visit with all of the Lighthouses- I think lighthouses are nice to look at.
Take a boat ride along the main coast- There's whale watching, puffin tours, and more.
Well, that concludes the U.S. edition of the "Things I'd Like to Do" blog series. I hope you enjoyed reading about the different activities that I'd like to do. You'll have to wait until next time to find out what Part 4 of this blog series is going to be about. So until my next blog, I hope you all have beautiful days ahead of you.
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